17' Series Where's your favourite place
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Thats a real tough one. Depending on what you like to do when holidaying Robinvale is one of my personal favorites.
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Mt Staplton camp grounds northern Grampians,
Plantation camp grounds Roses Gap rd
Nelson on the river lot of good sites with a jetty be careful of size check with national parks first.only ever used with campervan and boat
but remember a caravan with a generator and others giving him heaps "builders generator "
But you gotta go to snowys and Yarra Valley
Photos of Mt Staplton bushwalk.
shiraz
Plantation camp grounds Roses Gap rd
Nelson on the river lot of good sites with a jetty be careful of size check with national parks first.only ever used with campervan and boat
but remember a caravan with a generator and others giving him heaps "builders generator "
But you gotta go to snowys and Yarra Valley
Photos of Mt Staplton bushwalk.
shiraz
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We are Mallacoota fans ... Fishing, surfing, pub in walking distance , beautiful beaches ..... LOVE it!!! And can take dogs 
Anywhere I can do this:
I've seen quite a lot of Victoria, and still so much more to go (i.e. High Country... cough cough @cruza driver cough cough...). Each has their benefits and drawbacks. Even the Mallee has it's beauty...
But if I had to pick an area? I'd start at one end of the Great Ocean Road (either is fine) and drive to the other, along the way stopping for pics, beach play, forest walks, golf and some fine pubs and grubs.
But really, just get out there as often as you can to wherever you can.
I've seen quite a lot of Victoria, and still so much more to go (i.e. High Country... cough cough @cruza driver cough cough...). Each has their benefits and drawbacks. Even the Mallee has it's beauty...
But if I had to pick an area? I'd start at one end of the Great Ocean Road (either is fine) and drive to the other, along the way stopping for pics, beach play, forest walks, golf and some fine pubs and grubs.
But really, just get out there as often as you can to wherever you can.
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That cough sounds serious @Smergen :sick: but a trip is in the pipeline. :thumb:
I just spent 3 days there last week but in the swag, the Expanda stayed home
I just spent 3 days there last week but in the swag, the Expanda stayed home
We have done one trip to the High country when we had our Odyssey ZR camper - brilliant - don't think the Journey would go where we went then though.............High Country for us.
Powellet River is a nice spot when heading to the beach. The river is nice and shallow for young ones before it flows into the ocean.
Bit of a Lake Tyers fan, we use the park "The Lakes Beachfront Holiday Retreat" beach, lake, pub, quiet bush setting. Dogs allowed.
5 mins from lakes entrance if you need anything or the weathers bad and need to shop , see a flic, use the aquatic centre etc
Takes us 4 hrs from mornington peninsula.
5 mins from lakes entrance if you need anything or the weathers bad and need to shop , see a flic, use the aquatic centre etc
Takes us 4 hrs from mornington peninsula.
Anywhere I can do this:
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I've seen quite a lot of Victoria, and still so much more to go (i.e. High Country... cough cough @cruza driver cough cough...). Each has their benefits and drawbacks. Even the Mallee has it's beauty...
But if I had to pick an area? I'd start at one end of the Great Ocean Road (either is fine) and drive to the other, along the way stopping for pics, beach play, forest walks, golf and some fine pubs and grubs.
But really, just get out there as often as you can to wherever you can.
Great ocean road is lovely but having lived on it for many years it's not exciting to travel home haha
I guess the same way I felt about living in Central Australia for so long. Never understood why so many people would want to "come up here and see red dirt".
Now however, a few years wiser and not actually being back in well over a decade, I'm itching to see it again.